Where can I live and learn Kung fu in China?
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Students age between 18-60, with or without martial arts experience are all welcomed. While we encourage the teachings of Kung Fu to strengthen and revitalize ones body, we also encourage the calming and contemplating of one's mind by seeking stillness within movement.
Approx.course fee :1 month - 3 months 6,000 yuan/month (about 877 dollars/month)
You should pay all the tuition fees of your study at one time, and any kinds of installments are not supported.
School Accommodation
Double rooms. Bed, beddings, desk, chair, TV, broadband access, water fountain, independent bathroom with hot water.
We also provide Hotel accommodation, but you need to pay more on basis of your original fees.
common hotel - add 150 yuan/day (about 22 dollars/day)
three-star hotel - add 200 yuan/day (about 30 dollars/day)
four-star hotel - add 500 yuan/day (about 73 dollars/day)
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http://www.shaolinusa.us/
As far as I can tell, this is the US branch of the temple, and no doubt they can advise on getting in contact with the original, and whether that would be appropriate for you. If not already well prepared, it might be a good idea to learn some of the basics, and a bit of Mandarin, before going over to China for example.
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M$Training there is absolutely awesome. The academy is run by Shaolin Masters from the Shaolin Temple in Henan. To train under these guys is just a unique experience, as soon as I have enough money, I'll definitely go back :)
There are other western students, the academy is actually for westerners. But since it is a very young academy, there are only a few students so far, so the atmosphere is very friendly and familiar.
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M$Highly recommended. This would be my first stop if I wanted to Learn Kung Fu in China.
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M$The price on their website includes two three hour (private) sessions each day, a private bedroom with a western bed, western toilet and hot shower, and three home cooked meals a day seven days a week. You absolutely won't find this kind of experience anywhere else in China. You literally become part of the Ren Family...
They teach their family style, which is quite practical, mixed with Sanshou and Sanda (Chinese Boxing). Also, two of the masters there are 32nd shaolin monks and they teach shaolin styles and forms as well as taijiquan to interested students. The third master is a 60 year old Shifu whose knowledge of Chinese Martial Arts is encyclopedic. He has been training since he was a boy and knows dozens of styles.
http://www.rengongfuschool.com
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It is an ideal place for learning Shaolin Kung Fu,which is one of the most professional Shaolin kungfu traing colleges.Our college main courses are Shaolin Kungfu,Tai Chi Chuan,Qi Gong,Martis boxing,free combat,Wing Chun,Eight Trigram palm,Imitation boxing and so on,and all of courses are Personally taught by Shaolin monks.Laoshan Mountain area was home to the second largest Quanzhen Group of Taoism in history. At the height of its prosperity, there were 9 palaces, 8 temples, and 72 nunneries. The Taoists from Laoshan Mountain were well known for their religious knowledge, legendary skills and stories. Two famous Taoists during this time were Mr. Qiu Changchun and Mr. Zhang Sanfeng. Our college is located in the east of China,north of Qingdao City.It takes about 30 minutes that our college to Qingdao International Airport.There are many scenic spots and historical sites surround our college.Welcome learners from all over the world to study Shaolin Kungfu in our college.
http://www.cnkungfus.com
Check out these guys as well, I spent a summer studying with them and learned a bunch (as well as having the time of my life!):
www.bridgestochina.org
It's in Beijing but the training is great and many of the teachers come from Shaolin, others are national athletes who all hold golds. Their martial arts are unbelievable =)
Jeff